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12-10-2013, 05:17 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:02 AM by Fearless Community.
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Class B fires burn very aggressively, like in the picture you gave, Toxic, or in this one:
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It burns violently but for a short period of time. Most of the fluid was burned off in contact, thus the giant fireballs you see when the planes impacted.
[Image: article-2035503-006B50B300000258-411_964x1065.jpg]
And this is how they were burning long before the collapse.
[Image: towers_on_fire.jpg] From my point of view, that is not a Class B fire for there is hardly a flame visible, but a fire lacking oxygen.
As said Toxic, and now Aviator, I would like for you two to explain what caused the collapse of WTC7, since there was no plane that hit it and it was "Hardly" on fire.
[Image: 297590494.jpg]
It burns violently but for a short period of time. Most of the fluid was burned off in contact, thus the giant fireballs you see when the planes impacted.
[Image: article-2035503-006B50B300000258-411_964x1065.jpg]
And this is how they were burning long before the collapse.
[Image: towers_on_fire.jpg] From my point of view, that is not a Class B fire for there is hardly a flame visible, but a fire lacking oxygen.
As said Toxic, and now Aviator, I would like for you two to explain what caused the collapse of WTC7, since there was no plane that hit it and it was "Hardly" on fire.
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